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| give yourself a bad case of indigestion |
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| a berry used to make jams, jellies, and wine |
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| not easily discouraged, defeated or subdued |
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| a British term for a public outdoor swimming pool |
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| a thing or event supposed to foretell good or evil; a sign |
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| a British term for gasoline |
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| shriveled or shrunken, as if from lack of water or food |
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| a British term for an adhesive bandage |
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| a British terms for a small tavern; may serve food or rent rooms |
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| a cooking spice that imparts an orange-yellow color to food |
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| full appreciation or enjoyment |
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| a small room in which dish washing and other kitchen chores are done |
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| in or with a long flow of words; talkative |
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